Basic dendrite formation of metallic alloys are explained by thermal and constitutional degree of supercooling and most-supercooled band of liquid somewhat ahead of solidification front that causes lateral growth for locally fast-grown structure. For ceramics, how would the crystallography and charge balance as well as defect structure would play role here? and what would be affect of long branch/aromatic group etc molecular effects for polymers? How much correct would be to draw conclusion about dendrite formation on metals/ceramics by studying similar effects during polymer solidification? What would be suitable polymer to study particular metals/ceramics, and from which theoretical basis?

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